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26tTi Year, No. 5 FREEPORT, N. Y.. THURSDAY, MAY 18, 196t -i®-». PmCl FIVE CENTS PER COPT
PETER t KELLY SCHOLARSHIP
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Peter O. Kelly Soholarshlp Pnnd Committee announces progress
Sn 1881 fsampxfgn. Alsm W. Vollmer, General Chairman (riglit) stated
that 50% of tbe goal l»s been already achlevBd In this year's cam­paign.
Pictured above are Attorney Julius Mintz, Journal Clwirman,
una Secretory •S»pr«thy Gordon, with Cbalrman Alan W. Vollmer
checldiie-latest rep^rt^. The 1861 Scholarships will be awarded at the
aaitKai Sinner ta he'h^lA^o<l':June 21, 19fll at Carl Hoppl's In Baldwin.
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Bill AHen on WGBB
Broadcast Friday
Wilfred T. Alien. President of the
Freeport Chamber of Commerce,
will be heard to a special WGBB
radio bi-oadcast (1240 on the dial I
tomorrow. May 19, at 11:15 a.in.
BUI Allen, recently instariled as
^ead of the Chamber of Commerce,
is also president of tftie Ereeport
Blue Print Co. Inc., located on
Brooklyn Ave. he Is considered «n
expert on boating and on Preeporfs
.waterways and has pledged an all-out
campaign to fiirther feature the
waterfront enterprises of thecom-jnunity,
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OBSERVAHCifAT., MAY 20
The U. B. Na^yKraepe Trlanliit Center, Freeport, ta honor of Armed
Forces Day, wlU TlolClh "Open House" at the Center on Saturday, May
20 between tlje im^s of 1 and 5 p.m.
LCDB liob^Penderson, ,Conimandmg Officer of the Center and
LCDB Kenneth HolUstei'. Commanding Officer of Division 3-83 extend
an iOYitatton to all young men and their families and friends to spend
a pleasant aft^rhoon at thfe Training Center:
•nie W^lIgW of the program wfli be a radio broadcast from the
Center, by Station WGBB between the hours of 2 to 4 p,m. The radio
tehow, "Open Houie" broadoast each Saturday by WGBB, will originate'
at the Center arid provide miKlc-for dattdng and Interviews of vlsltorB^..
• Other plaimed ftctlvltles Include boat rides, pistol shooting, tours of^
"the Center, refleShmentSTand-appewraheea «I fuest personalities.- ,
The Training Center Is loeatea-at 112 Hanse Avenue. Freeport. ap-]
jjToximatelF two; hloelcs"west otthe Freeport Municipal Stadium. ' ;
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Proposed Rules Modified;
Board Against *LILCO Plan'
The Freeport Municipal Hall was filled to capacity by men and
women who were present at the very Important public meeting of the
Village Board of Trustees on Monday evening. May 15.
The action and interest started slowly at 9 p.m. when various bids
were read by Village Clerls Jack MacDonald, but soon picked up to
Jet-tempo when the subject of which would limit the construction
of apartment-houses to only those
areas presently In the resldehce-apartroent
bouse zones.
However, after testimony by
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apartment4>oufie zoning came into
the spotlight. At times It reached
a run-away point.
The Board Intended to hear com­ments
on a proposed ordinance
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BEN CIARAVINO HONORED BY ELKS
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LAWYERS TO REVIEW FREEPORT LAWS
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SALVATION ARMY NEEDS $2000 HELP
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UNION REFORM TEMPLE PLANS FESTIVAL
EXPLORER POST PLANS OPiN HOUSE
MAYOR JOINS YEi^RLY CLUB
JOANNE PREZI0SI''
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P«rrncci
of Freeport itnnoimced Vttat tttetr
daughter, Joanae rmlosi, to at­tending
the special «ilMK»i itof air­line
stewurdess s( tbe Centml
TedtnicsI^ZnsUtnte In Kansas
City, Ktisonrt.
Bieh%ip-s Dinner Riuses
g233,697 For "Charities^'
- $233^'! was raised for tJathb*
ciiAirttles, Diocese of BodCTlBe &^
tre, at the-llOO-per-plate "Bishop
jtMinnsa-" honoring the .'Most Be%-
ei*nd Walter P. Kellenberg, DJ>.
s i h b p of EocfewflJe Cenire, May J 3
at"the, Gax^m City Hotel. Gaisdea
,Plctur* above shows Af-B. White; Mrs. Al B. .White, GeonE*
Morton Levy and Judge Hyman B^rsha, duriug the sp«=Ial ^
given by appr«dmately 100 Wends ^f,"». » ^ ' ; ^ ' ' ' / ? ° ? ? " L S J , .
White on his 70th birthday. The affair, held at AJ B. WSltea
Besteurant on Brooklyi Ave.. Freeport, was »*»"*"* "^J'^^^f^f^
sonalitles fwm the worlds of sports. poUUes. law and show bu»I«»*fls.
DRUG STORE NOTICE
Xh« Atlantic Chemists, 179 At-lantto
.Ave, Freeport. wUl raualn
open late nntU M pjn, this Sno-day.
May SI. All oOier Orug stoics
whirJi ate members of the Freeport
Fivurmacy Assodatlon close at
2 pjru on Sundays. Tbe Atlaaac
Chemists teteptaone nnmber b
Picture above shows Yearly Clnb Preslflent Bay Kleman (Ie«>
presenting a 1961 membership card to Mayor Robert J. Sweeney,
Looking on approvingly (left to right) are MUdred Herrmann, VU-lage
Counsel Kdwfai Freedman, UUlan Stetltos, Florence Sohn,
Louise Labio, Trustee Henry AUcngarten (also a new member) and
Trustee Arthur -MnUer. The yearly Club honored th* Mayor and
Village Officials' at a special bntf et party last Friday.
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